> On Oct 20, 2017, at 14:04 , Kirk Eppler  wrote:
> 
> 1 - Make a new infill that is taller than the back of the body, and allow
> that to stop the wedge movement instead of the body.  Sharpen the blade, or
> remove part of the underside of the Tee to get back to 0 projection. (Or
> cut the plane body back)

Looks like you have some trouble with shrinkage here,
Kirk! I'd say you're on the right track with replacing
the infill, and that's preferable to modifying the body
of the plane IMHO. As a quick fix, you could shim the
infill, which might also help get you a pattern for a
new one.

Because I'm lazy, I'd try grinding the shoulders of the
iron to shorten the tee section, rather than taking it
off the cutting edge.

Neat little plane, though, and it should be fun to use.

Adam